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Chapter 1933 1933. Shiny And New

It had been a while since Walker had seen the advancements of the dwarven golems. He knew that the dragon golem had been moving around and joined the guards around the walls. Even going so far to start assisting in the movements of the farms to guard against pests and monsters trying to sneak toward the city to hunt.

This alone had been a massive boon for the dwarves. They had been able to show off their highest skills when it came to their golems. They also were able to share the gears and mana fueled functions that they were able to create with runes and other forging skills.

Overall, the general public had welcomed new dwarven golems. Even more so after the dwarves had begun putting their all in to helping awaken and welcome the elemental spirits that they had harmed in the past. This change of heart had been exactly what the dwarves needed to step forward.

Many researches within the golem topic had advanced. Letting the elemental spirits assist in forging, rune carving, and controlling the golems was an immense undertaking. It changed the way that the golems were used. It gave the elemental spirits a more physical body as well so that they could better interact with the world and grow their intelligence.

The growth of the elemental spirits as a whole would be very beneficial to the entirety of Genesis. They already assisted greatly with the demi-humans and the elves when it came to the farms, let alone the herb fields. But it was just one part of the many different things that they helped around the city with.

But this was the dwarven golems. They were not all just magical machines made to allow the elemental spirits a physical body. They were made to assist in many things.

Golems had been used by mages, but that was rare. A regular golem was not often controlled by a mage or a tamer. But the dwarves built them. They could be made to plow fields, move heavier items, or more importantly, to be a better mode of transportation for the dwarves.

This wasn\'t even mentioning the fact that the dwarves had made their golems for battle. The golems that had worked on the ships were amazing. They had been able to move the ship\'s parts which were too heavy for many others to move. But they had also been in the waters to act as guards.

The water rune formations allowed the dwarves to breathe in the water without issues. They also allowed them to move and use built in weapons like spear, swords, and axes which the dwarves preferred. This seemed to be the general consensus though. Dwarves used axes more than they used other weapons at all.

This was clear in their defensive patrolling golems that allowed the dwarves to control them or be controlled using special rune formations. They would walk a particular route and attack only certain enemies. It wasn\'t foolproof, but it was amazing nonetheless.

"Look at this, an entire work shop here for my men to work and rest." The king of the deep brought Walker to a large section carved out of the earth. This wasn\'t a tunnel and more like the start of an underground village.

What really stood out above all else though, was that it was just part of the space carved out. The reinforced ceilings and walls went much further. They gave enough room to expand ten times the amount of space that had been filled with tools, forges, and other assorted needs for any workshop.

The many dwarves working hard on their tasks were making gears and other small pieces. Every single time one of them was completed, they would rush to one of the larger pedestals where their master was teaching them how to install the parts they made.

The efficiency had been a very clear goal for this set up. Each forge had enough tools to allow for an apprentice or a team member of the master golem builder to work and then bring parts toward the central project. This sped up the building of each unique golem that would be fitted with certain mana gems and then carved with certain runes. It was amazing to see what was coming together.

"After they made that dragon golem using dragon fire and those elemental spirits, everything changed. They disassembled seventy three unique monster inspired golems. Now we even have a team dedicated to just making monster golems." This wasn\'t a surprise at all. The monster golems would be a unique and powerful way to enhance Genesis overall.

"I can see that the snake golem that I had seen before in your city is being rebuilt here already. But it looks more like an abyssal serpent." Walker looked at the golem being made.

The intricate scales all locked in place to allow the smooth motions. It was less like the snake golem that had been larger connected parts. It was more refined. There was also runes that led up toward the head that would bring mana toward the fangs and mouth as a whole.

\'Serpentine golem

The serpentine golem is inspired by the larger sizes of serpent type monsters. The main model was the abyssal and heavenly serpents that allowed for their bodies to be measured by the golem builders.

It is able to channel mana from around them using the earth elemental spirit that assisted in finding the ores for its scales. It will be able to work in tandem with a wind elemental spirit to create a sandstorm breath of types while also being able to hide within sands, earth, and potentially spread its scales to glide through the air for a very short time.

The smooth movements will allow it to be one of the most silent golems ever made of its size. It will also be able to better hide itself due to this. Therefore, it is being fitted with a unique paint that allows it to better blend in with the yellow sands of a desert…\'

Walker only needed to read a little bit of it to realize that even those the abyssal and heavenly serpents were inspiration, it was the earth and wind elemental spirits driving this creation. They were going to mix their elemental manas to make a dual elemental golem. Something ahead of what was used when creating the dragon golem.

Furthermore, it would be ideal for the deserts in the Sigil continent. Therefore, the angels could greatly use this as an ally to guard the city that Walker and the party had assisted in freeing from corrupted and false death mana. It would protect those researching anything and everything about it.

Even more so, it would allow for safer travel as the rains returned to the area and caused new plant life to grow. The elemental spirits would have a natural sense of where to go and what to do to help the world and nature recover from the expanded cursed dessert that was no longer growing.

"Besides that, we have some of the armor that we were asked to build. The wandering blacksmith took two full teams along with another thirty teams of other species to work on these. He will finish the important parts, but for now, the shell of the draconic armor is here." The king of the deep knew he was surprising Walker with this.

"I expected just to see the dwarven golems down here. But that already looks like something amazing." Walker looked at the massive armor piece. It would only be for one leg of any dragon, but the way it was made was excellent.

Easily fitted together pieces so that the armor would be durable and flexible. Metal alloys that only the dwarves could make with their massive pool of knowledge about metal working. Then to top it all off, the perfect measurements to fit Mordant when he came looking for the armor that would be his.

\'Dragon armor leg guard

This is one piece of a larger project. The bonding of twenty different ores created one of the most durable, flexible, and easily repairable alloys known to the dwarves. It can resist the decaying effects of darkness mana while also naturally absorbing some darkness mana.

This allows for runes to be carved and recarved. Multiple mana gem fittings. It also allows for elemental spirits to easily manipulate the mana as well…\'

There were just too many good things about this single piece of armor. It made Walker even more excited to look around with the all around appraisal skill. The multiple monster golems and the armors were just too tantalizing for his curiosity. Something that Walker had in multitude. His curiosity might never be satiated by just looking around.

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